The Solar P1 Pro: Fastest Electric Scooter Under $2,000
Paul Somerville
Rider Guide’s Editor-in-Chief is a seasoned expert in the electric scooter industry. With a wide-ranging background that includes managing scooter warehouses, selling thousands of motorcycles, and restoring high value (+1M) European sports cars, his expertise is unmatched. Having personally tested more than 100 electric scooters, he offers invaluable insights and recommendations to our readers. We are fortunate to have him as part of our team, as his diverse skill set and extensive experience ensure top-notch reviews.
The $3,000+ end of the performance e-scooter market is full of electric scooters that go over 50 miles an hour, vying for a top spot on the fastest electric scooter leaderboards. But if you search our database for a scooter that goes over 50 mph for less than $2,000, you’ll come up empty… until now.
Solar specs their new Solar P1 Pro for 50 mph and, guess what? It went a full 50 mph in our speed tests. That’s almost unheard-of.
Electric scooters nearly always come in at least a few mph short of manufacturer estimates, if only because of inaccurately calibrated speedometers.
But then again, most electric scooters aren’t packing 4Kw of continuous dual-motor power.
It’s the same battery as the EMOVE Cruiser S, and the P1 Pro covers almost as much ground as that range champion.
Solar P1 Pro Specs
ake | Solar |
Model | P1 Pro |
Weight | 92.2 lbs |
Motor power | 4,000W (continuous) | 6,000W (peak) |
Motor type | Dual motor |
Top Speed | 50 mph (Manufacturer spec) 50 mph (ESG tested) |
Range | 50 mi (Manufacturer spec) 35.9 mi (ESG tested) |
Battery capacity | 1560 Wh |
Battery recharge time | 8-9 hrs |
Max rider weight | 330 lbs |
Brake type | Disc (Hydraulic) + Disc (Hydraulic) |
Tire type | Pneumatic (Tubeless) + Pneumatic (Tubeless) |
Tire diameter | 11 inches |
Suspension type | Quad Spring + Hydraulic |
Built-in lights | Front + Rear |
Water resistance | IP54 |
UL Certification | N/A |
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